The Voice Star Dylan Carter Passes Away

0:00On April 27th, Dylan Carter, the singer who lit up season 24 of the voice, passed away on April 25th. Monks County Mayor Thomas Hamilton Jr. confirmed the news in a heartfelt Facebook post the next day. He caught everyone's ear during his blind audition, with an emotional take on Whitney Houston's I Love To You, earning a spot on Riva McIntyres. Team. Dylan made it to the battle rounds, but got sent home after facing Tom Niddy. Riva shared a touching tribute on Instagram, and fans have been pouring out love online, remembering his big voice and warm spirit. He was super tight with his brother Cole and niece Claire, often posting about their bond, especially since he was a proud uncle. Dylan kicked off his music journey around age 10 in South Carolina's low country, performing at markets and churches. His mom's death a year before the voice pushed him to chase those dreams full time. He even sang that same song at her funeral. Beyond the stage, he worked as a real estate agent, co-founded a breast cancer charity called The Local Voice, and ran Sunny Day's RV and Campground.

1:05With a gig lined up the day after he passed, Dylan's drive to spread hope through music lives on and everyone he touched. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered updates.